Newcastle Herald
Wednesday, 6 December 2023
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'Foreshore's not just for a select few': harbour residents lose battle
Michael Parris Madeline Link
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Residents Barry Taylor, Marjorie Marsh, George Wollstenholme and Peter Stubbs have objected to the Huntington bar plan. Picture by Marina Neil
Updated
Future of Myuna Bay lies in limbo as council staves off decision
Madeline Link
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The Myuna Bay Sport and Recreation Centre has been closed since 2019. Picture by David Stewart
Council makes the call to back lifeline for domestic violence victims
Madeline Link
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Toronto resident Angela Finney brought the idea to partner with DV Safe Phone to the council earlier this year. Picture by Peter Lorimer
Trial of lifeline for domestic violence victims up for debate
Madeline Link
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Toronto resident Angela Finney, Labor Cr Adam Shultz and Labor deputy mayor Madeline Bishop. Picture by Peter Lorimer
'Give us answers': come Monday, Myuna Bay could be flattened for good
Madeline Link
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The Myuna Bay Sport and Recreation Centre has been closed since 2019. Picture by David Stewart
Jeremy Bath wrote Neylon letters, says maritime museum head
Donna Page
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Jeremy Bath and Newcastle Museum director Julie Baird with part of the maritime museum collection in a Carrington warehouse in 2019.
What's on
City all fired up for a massive night of New Year's Eve celebrations
Madeline Link
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Ifritah fire dancers Wolf (front) and Kiki (back) Ifritah will send sparks flying on New Year's Eve. Picture by Jonathan Carroll
Have Your Say
Council narrows in on drivers turning Laman Street into 'rat run'
Madeline Link
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The council has a proposal to slow down traffic on Laman Street near Auckland Street. Picture by Peter Lorimer
Photos
Here's how many millions the Newcastle Air Show 2023 raked in
Madeline Link
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Here's how many millions the Newcastle Air Show 2023 raked in
Councils want electric vehicles but the answer isn't simple
Lucinda Garbutt-Young
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Council workers learnt about cars to suit their fleet and even saw battery-operated trucks. Picture supplied

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